British Give Mr Gandhi His Liberty
Gandhi was released by British authorities in Poona during a three week fast as part of a purification campaign. He had been jailed for a year for civil disobedience and his doctors fear his death is near unless he survives the fast. If he recovers he may quit politics to focus on aiding India's untouchables.
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Poona
India
Mays
Mahatma Ghandi
Washington Y. M. C. A
Washington
Shields
E. L. Stewart
D. J. Ross
Winfield Smouse
R. J. Livingston
C. W. Davis
Claude Tucker
Milan Shields
Erie Railroad
Passaic
N. J
Orphan Asylum
Express
Babe Ruth
Babe
Beaumont man awarded for saving life at Sun Oil refinery
W. M. Jackson of Beaumont received the Wir-A gold medal from the Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association for saving M. E. Shelton from electrocution at the Sun Oil Company refinery on August 23, 1930.
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Beaumont
Tex
Sun Oil Company
W. M. Jackson
Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association
Jackson
M. E. Shelton
Poppy Poppy Chairman Seeks Women Aid for Poppy Day
Women of Washington are asked to call Mrs. Baldrige poppy chairman of the Leon Beatty unit to schedule time for distributing poppies on Poppy Day Saturday May 27. The unit expects 40 to 60 workers and invites volunteers from other organizations to support the American Legion Auxiliary fund for veterans families and war memorials.
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Washington
A. B. Baldrige
Baldrige
Leon Beatty
Auxiliary
Amerian Legion Auxiliary
Washington Broadcast Set For May 20 from WOC-WHO
The Better Washington club in Washington Iowa sponsors a 4:00 to 4:30 pm Saturday May 20 broadcast on station WOC-WHO. Ralph Scott president and a committee will arrange cars for the trip while Dr. Robert Hender leverages his ties with the program director and the Little Symphony orchestra to arrange the show at no cost to the club.
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Washington
Woc-Who
Iowa
WOC
Better Washington
Ralph Scott
Scott
Washington Club
Robert Hender
Little Symphony Orchesta
World’s Fair Service Bureau opens for Century of Progress details
The Journals World Fair Service Bureau announces a new department to help readers learn about the Century of Progress World’s Fair. A coupon on page 1 offers information without obligation, with confidential handling and mailed responses. Berne Enslin was home from the University of Iowa for the weekend.
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World's Fair Service Bureau
Washington County
World Fair Service Bureau
The
Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
Berne Enslin
University of Iowa
Chicago
Track Meet at Washington Wednesday Night
Washington high school hosts the annual Ke-Wash con track meet with six schools West Chester Wellman Kalona Brighton Keota and Richland. Preliminaries begin at four with field event finals at 7 40 and track finals at 7 45. Dr Droz serves as referee and starter.
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Washington
West Chester
Wellman
Kalona
Brighton
Keota
Richland
New York Dinner Reveals Government Role Shift
In Washington a U S chamber of commerce dinner highlighted tension between business leaders and government. The joke centered on keeping government out of business as Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation sat nearby with a mortgage on every formal suit. Roosevelt and MacDonald discussed a new international slogan and the word got proved elusive in French.
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New York
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Officers to Open Probe in Rath Shooting Case
Henry Rath is held at the Washington city jail pending arraignment on charges linked to the Saturday evening shooting that seriously wounded his wife at their home 115 North Second avenue. County Attorney George Morrison says an official investigation will begin today to determine the charges. The Rath residence remains under health quarantine for meningitis as Dr. H L Hendricks tests a culture. The couple’s14 year old son Duane is ill and the quarantine is enforced.
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Henry Rath
Washington City
North Second Avenue
George I. Morrison
Rath
Board of Health
H. L. Hendricks
Bath
Brothers Home
R. H McCarty
H. M. Putnam
Louis Rath
Prohibition Urged by Dr. U S Smith in Washington Address
Dr. U S Smith of Fairfield urged retention of Prohibition at a Washington church union meeting held at United Presbyterian church. He argued repeal would not prosper communities, cited rising barley production and spending on essentials, and called for sobriety, conviction, and spiritual awakening.
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U.S. Smith
Fairfield
Washington
United Presbyterian Church
U. Smith
Tr. Smith
Fairfield Man
Dr. Smith
Th County Dty Organization
Winfield Smouse
Ralph Shannon
William Stewart Milan Thompson
Karl Kindie
Harvey Coulter
United Presbyterian Choir
Carolyn Hamilton
Thank Offering at Methodist Church Service Held
The foreign missionary thank offering service was held at the Methodist church yesterday morning. Dr. F. C. C. Witaig wan gave the address and spoke on world friendship and mission work. The bank offering totaled about $130 with $70 from the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society and $58.56 from the Alma Hearne Holland Society.
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Methodist Church
F. C C. Witaigwan
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Alma Hearne Holland Society
Foreign Missionary Bank
Moonlight Rainbow Reported by Portland Police
Two Portland police officers reported a moonlight rainbow phenomenon at 4:25 am on the morning of the California earthquake, describing an unusual meteorological sight in Portland.
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Portland
Ore
California
Conventions Select Repeal and Retention Delegates
At a county gathering Michels and Peet were chosen to face voters on June 20 and Des Moines in July for the Iowa repeal convention. Repeal backers elected Michels as delegate with Whittaker alternate while anti repeal group named Peet for platform support and Elder as alternate.
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A A Michels
Washington
J. H. Peet
Washington Public Schools
Des Moines
Michels
Mr. Peet
A. A. Vinz
L. W. Soule
Roy Henson
Brighton
J. H M. Peet
Orville pBlder
Peet
Elder
T. A. Michels
Harry Whittaker
William Griffin
Riverside
Ernestine Denison
L. J. Kehoe
Wellman
Kehoe
Mr. Michels
Secetary
Mico
Els
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George Freshwaters
A. W. Crow
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World’s Fair Service Bureau
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